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ffiLLi,\Ji B. Phillips, Ph. D. 



Successor to 

PHILLIPS & CLPGHORN 



Mining Engineer and -*- 
-i- Metallurgical Chemist 

2014 MORRIS AVE. 

P. 0. Drawer 848. Telephone 841 



Mineral Lands Examined and Mapped. 

Analysis of Ores, Coal, Coke and 

Metallurgical Products 

Promptly executed 



Refers by Special Perinission to 

Williamson Iroji Co., City. 
Major Geo. D. Fitshiigh, L. & N. R. /?., City. 
Pioneer M. & M. Co., Thomas, Ala. 
Cahaba Coal Mining Co., Blocton, Ala. 
Dr. Eugene A. Smith, State Geologist, Tnska- 
loosa, Ala. 

9 



TIME TABLE 

SHORT KOVTE. 



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Lakeview 


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A. M. 


G.OO 


G.17 


6.34 


0.50 


(1.33 


6 50 


7.07 


7.23 


7.07 


7.24 


7.40 


7.57 


7.40 


7.57 


8.14 


8.30 


8.13 


8.30 


8.47 


9.03 


8.47 


9.04 


9.20 


9.37 


9.20 


9.37 


9 54 


10.10 


i).53 


10 10 


10.27 


10.43 


10.27 


10.44 


11.00 


11.17 


11 00 


11.17 


11.34 


11.50 


11.33 


11.50 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


12.17 


12.33 


12.17 


12.34 


12.50 


1.01 


12.50 


1.07 


1.24 


1.40 


1.23 


1.40 


1.57 


2.13 


1.57 


2.14 


2.30 


2.47 


2.30 


2.47 


3 04 


3.20 


3.03 


3.20 


3 37 


3.53 


3.37 


3.54 


4.10 


4 27 


4.10 


4.27 


4.44 


5.00 


4.43 


5.00 


5.17 


5.33 


5.17 


5.34 


5.50 


6.07 


5.50 


6 07 


G.24 


6.40 


6.23 


6.40 


6.57 


7.13 


6.57 


7.14 


7.30 


7.47 


7.30 


7.47 


8.04 


H.20 


8.03 


8.20 


8.37 


8 53 


8.37 


8.54 


9.10 


9.27 


9.10 


9.27 


9 44 


10 <H) 


9.43 


10.00 


10 17 


10 33 


10 17 


10.34 


10.50 


11 07 


10.50 


11.07 


11 24 


11.40 


11 . 23 


11.40 


11.57 





All trains stoj) at Lakeview 5 minutes. Trains 
leave Birmingham from eor 2d Ave. and 19tli St. 

Distance from IMrminiiham. by short route, to 
Lakeview, 214 miles; distance from liirming- 
ham, l)y short route, to Five Points, -iK miles; 
distance from Birmingham, by short route, to 
Birmingham, 6V2 miles. 
10 



HIGHLAND AYE. DUMMY. 



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6.33 


6.17 


6.34 


6.45 


7 07 


6 50 


7 07 


7.19 


7.40 


7.23 


7.40 


7.52 


8.13 


7.57 


8 14 


8 25 


8.47 


8 30 


8.47 


8.59 


9.20 


9.03 


9.20 


9.32 


9.53 


9 37 


9 54 


10.05 


10.27 


10.10 


10.27 


10.39 


11.00 


10 43 


11.00 


11.12 


11.33 


11.17 
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P. M. 


11 34 
P. M. 

12.07 


11.45 
P. M. 

12.19 


A. M. 

12.17 
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12.33 


12.50 


1.02 


1.23 


1.07 


1 24 


1 35 


1.57 


1.40 


1.57 


2.09 


2.30 


2.13 


2 30 


2.42 


3.03 


2.47 


3 04 


3 15 


3.37 


3.20 


3.37 


3.49 


4.10 


3.53 


4.10 


4.22 


4.43 


4.27 


4 44 


4 55 


5.17 


5.00 


5.17 


5.29 


5.50 


5.33 


5.50 


6.02 


6 23 


6.07 


6.24 


6.35 


6.57 


6.40 


6 57 


7.09 


7 30 


7 13 


7.30 


7.42 


8.03 


7.47 


8 04 


8.15 


8 37 


8.20 


8 37 


8.49 


9.10 


8 53 


9 10 


9.22 


9 43 


9.27 


9.44 


9.55 


10 17 


10.00 


10.17 


10.29 


10.50 


10.33 


10.50 


11.02 


11 23 


11.07 


11.2:4 


11.35 


12 13 


11.40 


11.57 


12.09 





All trains stop at Lakeview 5 minutes. 

Distance from Birmingham, by long route, to 
Five Points, 2 miles; distance from Birming- 
ham, by long route, to Lakeview, 4 miles ; dis- 
tance from Birmingham, by long route, to Bir- 
mingham, 6% miles. 

11 



TIME TABLE 



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A. M 


A. M. 


A. M. 


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G 17 


G 25 


6 40 


6 30 


6 47 


G 55 


7 10 


7 00 


7 17 


7 25 


7 40 


7 30 


7 47 


7 55 


8 10 


8 00 


8 17 


8 25 


8 40 


8 30 


8 47 


8 55 


9 10 


9 00 


9 17 


9 25 


9 40 


9 30 


9 47 


9 55 


10 10 


10 00 


10 17 


10 25 


10 40 


10 30 


10 47 


10 55 


11 10 


11 00 


11 17 


11 25 


11 40 


11 30 


11 47 


11 55 




12 00 






P. M. 


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P. M. 

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P. M. 

12 25 


12 10 
12 40 


12 30 


12 47 


12 55 


1 10 


1 30 


1 47 


1 55 


2 10 


2 00 


■ 2 17 


2 25 


2 40 


2 30 


2 47 


2 55 


3 15 


3 00 


3 17 


3 25 


3 40 


3 30 


3 47 


3 55 


4 10 


4 00 


4 17 


4 25 


4 40 


4 30 


4 47 


4 55 


5 10 


5 00 


5 17 


5 25 


5 40 


5 30 


5 47 


5 55 


6 10 


C 00 


G 17 


G 25 


G 40 


6 30 


6 47 


6 55 


7 10 


7 00 


7 17 


7 25 


7 40 


7 30 


7 47 


7 55 


8 10 


8 00 


8 17 


8 25 


8 40 


8 30 


8 47 


8 55 


9 10 


9 00 


9 17 


9 25 


9 40 


9 30 


9 47 


9 55 


10 10 


10 00 


10 17 


10 25 • 


10 40 


11 00 


11 17 


11 25 


11 40 


12 45 


1 Oil 


1 15 


1 30 



Trains leave I>iruiing;ham from corner First 
Avenue (North) and Nineteenth Street. 



12 



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5 30 


5 40 


G 00 


5 45 


6 00 


6 13 


6 30 


6 20 


6 35 


6 43 


7 00 


6 40 


7 05 


7 13 


7 30 


7 10 


7 35 


7 43 


8 GO :■ 


7 40 


8 05 


8 13 


8 30 


8 10 


8 35 


8 43 


9 00 


8 40 


9 05 


9 13 


9 30 


9 10 


9 35 


9 43 


10 00 ' 


9 40« 


10 05 


10 13 


10 30 


10 10 


10 35 


10 43 


11 00 


10 40 


11 05 


11 13 


11 30 


11 10 


11 35 


11 43 


12 00 


11 40 


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12 05 


12 13 


12 30 


12 10 


12 35 


12 43 


1 00 


12 45 


1 05 


1 13 


1 30 


1 10 


1 35 


1 43 


2 06 


2 10 


2 35 


2 13 


2 30 


2 40 


3 05 


2 43 


3 00 


3 10 


3 35 


3 13 


3 30 


3 40 


4 05 


3 43 


4 00 


4 10 


4 35 


4 13 


4 30 


4 40 


5 05 


4 43 


5 00 


5 10 


5 35 


5 13 


5 30 


5 40 


6 05 


5 43 


6 00 


6 10 


6 35 


G 13 


6 30 


6 40 


7 05 


6 43 


7 00 


7 10 


7 35 


7 13 


7 30 


7 40 


8 05 


7 43 


8 00 


8 10 


8 39 


8 13 


8 30 


8 40 


9 05 


8 43 


9 00 


9 10 


9 35 


9 13 


9 30 


10 10 


10 35 


9 43 


10 00 


12 00 


12 15 


10 43 


11 00 






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12 45 



Distance from Birminghatu to Avondale, 2 
miles. 

Distance Irom Birmingham to Woodlawn, 4 
miles. 

Distance from Birmingham to East Lake, 6 
miles. 

13 



Time Table Birmingham & 



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A. M. 


A. M. 


A. M. 


A. M. 


A. M. 


6.30 


6.43 


6.50 


6 54 


7.25 


7.38 


7.45 


7.58 


8.05 


8.09 


8.40 


8.53 


9.00 




9.17 


9.20 


9.44 


9 55 


10.00 


10.13 


10.20 


10.24 


10.55 


11.08 


11.15 


11 28 


11.35 


11.39 


12.10 


12 23 


!P. M. 


P. M. 


r. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


12.45 


12.58 


1.05 


1.09 


1.40 


1.53 


2.00 


2.13 


2.20 


2.24 


2.55 


3.08 


g 3.15 




3.32 


3.35 


3.39 


4.10 


, 4.15 


4. 28 


4.35 


4.39 


5.10 


5.23 


5.30 


5.43 


5.50 


5.54 


6.25 


6.38 


6.45 


6.58 


7.05 


7.09 


7.40 


7.53 


8.00 


8.13 


8 . 20 


8.24 


8.55 


9.08 


9.15 


9.20 


9.;!.") 


9.39 


10.10 


10.23 



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Trains leave Uirmingham from corner Second 
Avenue and Nineteenth Street (Florence Hotel) 

Distance from Birmingham to Smithfield, 1% 
miles. 

Distance from Birmingham to Compton, 3^2 
miles. 



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A. M. 


A. M. 


A. M. 


A. M. 


5.15 


5.28 


5.59 


6.03 


6.10 


6.23 


6.30 


6.43 


7.14 


7.18 


7.25 


7.38 


7.45 


7.58 


8.29 


8.33 


8.40 


5.53 


9.00 


9.11 


9.35 


9.38 




9.55 


10 00 


10.13 


10,44 


10.48 


10.55 


11.08 


11.15 


11.28 


11.59 


12.03 


12.10 


12.23 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


12.45 


12 58 


1.29 


1.33 


1.40 


1.53 


2.00 


2.13 


2.44 


2.48 


2.55 


3.08 


3.15 


3.26 


3.50 


3.53 




4.10 


4.15 


4.28 


4.59 


5.03 


5.10 


5.23 


5.30 


5.43 


6.14 


6.18 


6.25 


6 38 


6.45 


6.58 


7.29 


7.33 


7.40 


7.53 


8.00 


8.13 


8.44 


8.48 


8.55 


9.08 



Distance from Birmingham to Fair Grounds, 
41/2 miles. 

Distance from Birmingham to Woodward, 11 
miles. 

Distance from Birmingham to iBessemer, 13i;4 
miles 



15 



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Pratt IVIines 


Arrive Ensley 


A.M. 


A. M. 


A. M 


A. M. 


A. M. 


6.00 


6.15 


6.27 


6.32 


6.44 


6 50 


7.05 


7.13 


7.18 


7.30 


8.00 


8.15 


8.27 


8 32 


8 44 


8.50 


9.05 


9.17 


9.22 


9.34 


9.40 


9.55 


10,07 


10.12 


10.24 


10.30 


10.45 


10.57 


11.02 


11 14 


11 20 


11.35 


11.47 


11.52 


12,04 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


12.10 


12.25 


12.33 


12.38 


12.50 


1.20 


1.35 


1.47 


1.52 


2.04 


2.10 


2.25 


2.37 


2.42 


2.54 


3.00 


3.15 


3.27 


3.32 


3.44 


3 50 


4.05 


4.17 


4.22 


4.34 


4.40 


4.55 


5.07 


5.12 


5.24 


5.30 


5.45 


5.57 


6.02 


6 14 


6.20 


6.35 


6.47 


6.52 


7.04 


7.10 


7.25 


7.37 


7.42 


7.54 


8.00 


8.15 


8.27 


8.32 


8.44 


9.40 


9.55 


10.07 


10.12 


10.24 


11.30 


11.45 


11.57 


12.02 


12 14 



Trains leave Birmingliam from corner First 
Avenue and Twenty-Secuncl Street (Caldwell 
Hotel.) 



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A. M. 


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5.32 


5.27 


5.34 


5.54 


G.'OO 


6.12 


6 17 


6.29 


6 44 


7.10 


7.22 


7.27 


7 39 


7.54 


8.00 


8.12 


8.17 


8.29 


8.44 


8.50 


9.02 


9.07 


9.19 


9 34 


9.40 


9.52 


9.57 


10.09 


10.24 


10 30 


10.42 


10.47 


10.59 


11.14 


11.20 


11.32 


11.37 


11.49 


12.04 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


12 30 


12.42 


12 47 


12 59 


1.14 


1.20 


1.32 


1 37 


1 49 


2.04 


2.10 


2.22 


2.27 


2.39 


2 54 


3.00 


3.12 


3.17 


3.29 


3.44 


3.50 


4.02 


4.07 


4.19 


4.34 


4.40 


4,52 


4.57 


5.09 


5.24 


5.30 


5 42 


5.47 


5.59 


6.14 


6.20 


6.32 


6.37 


6.49 


7.04 


7.10 


7.22 


7.27 


7.39 


7.54 


8.50 


9.02 


9 . 07 


9.19 


9.34 


10.30 


10.42 


10.47 


10 59 


11 14 



Distance from Binningliaiii to Sinitlifield, 2 
miles. 

Distance from r>irminghani to Thomas Fur- 
naces, 41/2 miles. 

Distani'.e from Birmingham to Pratt Mines, 
6 miles. 

Distance from Birmingham to Ensley, l'^/^ 
niiles. 



TIME TABLE EA8T 





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A. M. 




5.15 


5 30 


5 40 




5.45 


6 60 


6.15 


6 25 


6 40 


6.50 


7 00 


7 00 


7.15 


7.30 


7 45 


7.45 


8 00 


8.15 


8 30 


8.30 


8.45 


9.00 


9.15 


9.15 


30 


9.45 


10.00 


10.00 


10 15 


10 30 


10.45 


10.45 


11.00 


11.15 


11.30 


11.30 


11.45 


12.00 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


12.15 


12,15 


12 30 


12.45 


1.00 


1.15 


1.30 


1.45 


2.00 


2 00 


2.15 


2.30 


2 45 


2.45 


3.00 


3.15 


3.30 


3 30 


3.45 


4.00 


4.15 


4.15 


4.30 


4.45 


5.00 


5.00 


5.15 


5 30 


5 45 


5 45 


6.00 


6.15 


6.30 


().30 


G.45 


7.00 


7.15 


7.15 


7.30 


7 45 


8 00 


8.00 


8.15 


8 30 


8 45 


30 


9.45 


10 00 


10.15 


11.00 


11.15 


11.30 • 


11.45 



Trains leave Huminghani from corner Second 
Avenue (north) and Nineteenth Street. 

Distance from Birmingham to East Birming- 
ham, n4 miles. 



18 



BIRMINGHAM DUMMY LINE 



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A. M. 


A. M. 


A. M. 


5.40 


5.55 


6.10 


6.25 


G.15 


6.30 


6.45 


7.00 


7.00 


7.15 


7.30 


7.45 


7.45 


8.00 


8.15 


8 30 


8 30 


8 45 


9.00 


9 15 


9.15 


9 30 


9.95 


10.00 


10 CO 


10.15 


10 30 


10.45 


10.45 


11.00 


11.15 


11.30 


11.30 


11.45 


22.00 


P. M. 


P.M. 


P. M. 


P. M. 


12 15 


12.30 


12.45 


1.00 


1.15 


1.15 


1.30 


1.45 


2.00 


2.00 


2.15 


2.30 


2.45 


2.45 


3.00 


3.15 


3.30 


3.30 


9.45 


4.00 


4.15 


4.15 


4.30 


4.45 


5.00 


5.00 


5.15 


5.30 


5.45 


5.45 


6.00 


6.15 


6.30 


6.30 


6.45 


7.00 


7.15 


7.15 


7.30 


7.45 


8.00 


8.00 


8.15 


8.00 


8.45 


8.45 


9,00 


9.15 


9.30 


10.15 


10.30 


10.35 


11.00 


11.45 


12.00 


12.15 





Distance from Birmingham to Woodlawn, 4 
miles. . 

Distance from Birmingaam to Gate City, 7 
miles. 



19 



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20 



TIME TABLE 

North Bi rill high am Buiuiiiy Line 



Leave City 


51 

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Leave North 
Birmingham 


Arrive City 

1 


A. M. 


A. M. 


A. M. 


A. M. 


G 00 


6 30 


5 30 


6 00 


7 Ou 


7 30 


6 30 


G 55 


8 30 


9 00 


S 00 


8 30 


9 30 


10 00 


9 00 


9 30 


10 30 


11 00 


10 00 


10 30 


11 00 


11 30 


10 30 


11 00 


11 30 


12 00 


11 00 


11 30 






11 30 


12 00 


P. M. 


P. M. 










P. M. 


P. M. 


12 (0 


12 30 






12 30 


1 00 


12 00 


12 30 


1 00 


1 30 


12 30 


1 00 


2 00 


2 30 


1 30 


2 00 


2 30 


3 00 


2 00 


2 30 


3 00 


3 30 


2 30 


3 00 


3 30 


4 00 


3 00 


3 30 


4 00 


4 30 


3 30 


4 00 


4 30 


5 00 


• 4 00 


4 30 


5 00 


5 30 


4 30 


5 00 


5 30 


6 00 


5 00 


5 30 ■ 


6 00 


6 30 


5 30 


6 00 


6 30 


7 00 


G 00 


6 30 


8 00 


8 30 


7 30 


8 00 


9 00 


9 30 


8 30 


9 00 


10 00 


10 30 


9 30 


10 00 


11 00 


11 30 


10 30 


11 00 



Trains leave Birmingham from corner First 
Avenue and Nineteenth Street. 

Difctance from Birmingham to North Birming- 
ham Park, 3 miles. 



21 



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22 



BIRMINGHAM STREET RAILROADS, 



BJLFE 1..INE— From Jonesville, Nineteenth 
street, Cemetery, Kansas Citj-, Memphis 
and Bii-mino'liam Railroad R"()und House, 
Sixth avenue. Episcopal Church, Twen- 
tieth fctreet, Wiltla *k noarlxkrii. Real 
Estate and Bond BroKers : Postal Tel- 
egrapli Office, Union rassenj>er Depot, 
Louisville and Nasliville Kailroad Office, 
Soutliern Express Office, Alabama Great 
Southern Railroad Offices, Paul Hayne Pub- 
lic School to Tliirteentli avenue. South 
Highlands. 

BED 1..IXE— From Ware's Grove, Tliirteentli 
street, Eiglitli avenue. West Park street, 
Park avenue. Twentieth street. Episcopal 
Church, Wilda «fc oearborn, Keal Es- 
tate and Bond Brokers ; Postal Tele- 
graph Office, Union Passenger Depot, Louis- 
ville and Kasliville Railroad Offices, 
Soutliern Express Company, Alabama Great 
Southern Railroad Offices', Avenue B, Six- 
teentli street. Avenue C, Birmingliam Roll- 
ing Mills, Twelfth street, to Behren's Park. 

catEEBf EIXE— From Sixteenth street. Fifth 
avenue. Synagogue, Eighteenth street, M. 
E. Church, JJ. S. Government Buildings, 
Second avenue, Florence Hotel, Twenty-first 
street Court House, First Presbyterian 
Church, Sixth avenue, Baptist Church, Col- 
ored Baptist Churcli, Powell School. 

YEEEOW EINE— West End, Elyton, First 
avenue, Alice Furnace, Louisville and Nash- 
ville Railroad Shops, Linn Iron Works, 
Williamson Iron Works, Brewer's Sash, 
P>lind and Door Factory, Opera House Hotel, 
O'Brien's Opera House. Florence Hotel, 
Western Union Telegraph Ofiice, Twenty- 
sixtli street, Birmingham Iron Works, First 
avenue to Sloss Furnaces. 

BROU'K^ EIJSE— From Second avenue. Twen- 
tieth street, Wilda A- l>earl>orn. flseal 
Estate and Bond Brokcr.s: Postal Tel- 
egraph Office, Union Passenger Depot, 
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Offices, 
Paul Hayne School, Avenue F, Tliird Pres- 
byterian Church, Birmingham Railway 
Supply Company Shops, Elvton Land Com- 
pany's Rolling Mills to Avondale Park. 

23 



^^^ 



A CARD 

♦•• 

fHE remarkable combination of Cheap 
Coal and 7ro/?, witli Unlhuited Rail- 
road Facilities, makes Birmingham 
the superior of all locations for Suiall lu- 
dufitries. This is the best opening for 
men of S)>iall or Large Means, and upon 
investigation they will find that in every 
respect — CVunate, Location, Raw Material. 
and an Unlimited Market for product — 
it gives advantages that cannot be found 
in any other section of the United States. 

To further induce projectors of man- 
ufacturing enterprises to locate their 
plants in the suburbs adjacent to Bir- 
mingham, the undersigned have been au- 
thorized to donate sites for Manufac- 
tories of all kinds to responsible parties. 
These sites are desirably located, have 
ample railroad facilities, and are inclose 
proximity to Coal Mines, Iron Furnaces, 
Rolling Mills, Etc., Etc. 

For particulars address or apjily to 

WILDA & DEARBORN, 
Real Estate Agents, 
2009 FiiiST Avenue 
Birmingham, Ala., 
April 1, 1890. 



24 



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FURNITURE 

AND 

Household Goods 



-ON- 



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PETER*ZIliSZER'S 

2117 AMD 2119 SECOND AVENUE 

Bet. 21st and 22d Sts. 

The Oldest and Largest Easy Payment 
Furniture House in the State. 



E. M. CULLOM, 

President, 



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Sec'y and Treas 



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